BACKING TRACKS FOR TRADITIONAL MUSIC | Jig - G - 120 bpm

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Accompaniment-loop for jig in G.
Notes used in the accompaniment are G (1st), A (2nd), C (4th), and D (5th), meaning it works for the most common modes in celtic traditional music. Some examples are: major, minor, mixolydian, dorian and harmonic.
Recorded and edited by Hampus Grönberg.

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16 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 14

@kevincook5837 4 месяца назад

Acoustic trance music to me. Very good quality. So many subtle details in the mix. Awesome work.

@sunnyflutemusic 5 месяцев назад

I enjoy playing with it with my Native Style Flute 😊 Thank you for the great track

@gerryporter1041 2 года назад

Great tracks and completely authentic feel and sound, thanks, you’ve woke my fingers up again!

@lp8005 Год назад

Also in my German Heart, you 've woke me up. I looove the Irish and Celtic music. My whistles Not only Love, it is a Feeling of my life. Yeah.

@axelmont 5 месяцев назад

Lovely, thanks

@pappajoseph7793 Год назад

Thank you!

@patrickpower3137 Год назад

That's really great Thanks 👍

@diegooland1261 2 года назад

Thanks for posting. A little tricky staying in the pocket, great to practice to.

@longdistancebutterfly2161 2 года назад

Keep digging in, it’s there 😎

@enriqueoriamartinez781 10 месяцев назад

Trying It with spanish rabel. Thank you!!

@johnbulger Год назад

How do you use the backing sound, is it just this backing music, or is there others?

@patrickpower3137 Год назад

Have u other backing like in D. EM .

@traditionalmusicaccompaniment Год назад

D and E are all up on the channel. The accompaniment doesn't use the 3rd, 6th or 7th notes of any scale, meaning that they work for both for major and minor tunes. For example, this video works just as well with a tune in G-minor as with a tune in G-major.

@patrickpower3137 Год назад

@@traditionalmusicaccompaniment love it.. Really great Thanks a lot.